Infinitive.

· I saw you the other day. You were cycling to work.

I saw you cycling to work the other day.

· I heard him early this morning. He left the house.

I heard him leave the house early this morning.

· She stood there and watched him. He drove away.

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· Did you notice me? I was crying.

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· I’ve often seen you. You’ve been walking along the beach with your dog.

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· Have you heard him? He plays the saxophone.

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· I expect to find you when I get back. You’ll be working hard.

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· Did you hear me? I arrived.

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· I looked at the child and felt very sad. She was smiling up at me.

………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………

· We heard them. They were arguing all night.

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· I can feel my hands. They’re shaking.

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· I watched you and then I left. You went to sleep.

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· I never really noticed your hair. It was going gray.

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· I can smell smoke. It’s coming in through the windows.

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· He watches me every weekend. I play football.

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XI. Complete the following texts putting the verbs into the gerund or the to-infinitive.

1. Caroline and Simone, two friends, are talking.

C: Would you like ¹ to go out (go out) for a meal tonight?

S: Yes, that would be nice. I just need ² ………… (wash) my hair first.

C: Shall we go to Perry’s?

S: I’d prefer ³……….. (go) somewhere else. Don’t you remember ⁴……….. (send) the food back last time we went there? It was terrible.

C: Oh yes, I’d forgotten. We decided to stop ⁵………….. (go) there, didn’t we?

S: Yes, we did. So I’ve got another suggestion. Sally recommended ⁶………… (try) that new French restaurant, Chez Victor. She said it was very good. We’ll go there, shall we?

C: Ok That’s a good idea.

Dear Mr Walters,

Thank you for your application for the diploma in tourism but I regret ⁷………… (inform) you that this course is now full. Should you wish to take the course elsewhere, I would advise you ⁸………… (apply) to Central College. They started ⁹………… (run) a course in tourism a year ago and I would recommend you ¹⁰……….. (consider) ¹¹……….. (enrol) on that course rather than ¹²…………. (wait) another year to do a course here. If you would prefer ¹³…………… (wait) for this course, then I would encourage you ¹⁴………… (try) ¹⁵………….. (find) some work related to tourism so that you can start ¹⁶………………. (acquire) some relevant experience.

3 Gareth and Vincent, two friends, are talking.

G: Did you remember ¹⁷………… (book) the tickets for that concert?

V: Yes, I did, but the problem now is ¹⁸………… (get) there. My mother says I’m not allowed ¹⁹……… (borrow) the car this weekend, so I don’t know what to do. What about your old motorbike?

G: No, I’m afraid it needs ²⁰………… (repair). I could try ²¹………… (ask) my brother if we can have his car. You never know – he might agree.

V: I doubt it. And the tickets were so expensive. I regret ²²…………… (buy) them now. I’m sure we’ve just wasted the money.

G: I’m sure we haven’t. We just need ²³………… (give) the problem some thought.

V: Actually, I remember ²⁴………….. (walk) there one night. Mind you, it took about two hours, and we did get a lift home.

G: OK, so we could walk if necessary. Just stop ²⁵ ………… (worry) and start ²⁶……….. (think).

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